Hannah completed her PhD at the UEA, which explored introducing a new type of training model for foundation pharmacists (formerly pre-registration pharmacists). This new type of training model, the longitudinal placement, has since been adopted at 14 hospitals across England and this number is increasing. Hannah is currently seeking to recruit more hospitals to adopt the ward placement, if this is something you might be interested in, please get in touch with Hannah.

In 2019, Hannah was appointed as a Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice whose primary role is to support the teaching and research activities of the East of England foundation pharmacist training programme.

In 2021, Hannah was appointed as the Deputy Course Director for the Newly Qualified Pharmacist Training Programme with PGDip.

Hannah is part of the Pharmacy Education Research group at the UEA and continues to practise as a pharmacist.  Her research interests include design-based research, longitudinal qualitative research and pharmacy education. Hannah is keen to develop further research collaborations, please feel free to get in touch with her if this is something you would like to discuss.